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Warp escreveu:
> The victim was not "hanging out" anywhere. There were simply some
> leftover photons there, going out (with asymptotically lessening frequency).
>
> When the event horizon recedes, these leftover photons will be in a
> less strong gravity field and will thus get a boostup. The photons which
> were almost touching the EH will now be farther away, and will get out
> in less time.
I thought you said, the speed of time is constant. How can it slow down
or boost up?
If we take it instead that near a humongous gravitational field
spacetime is dilated, then light should have a hard time (bad pun)
getting out of it, either because space expands near it or time slows
down (which is about the same thing given space and time
interchangeability)...
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